On the other hand, the bass player might have some lows, but it’s all boomy and doesn’t have any real bottom. So if you have “low mids” or a parametric mids, then you can dial it down to 100hz let’s say, narrow the width of the frequency to narrow and then dive to the ocean bottom with a boomy frequency and get that mud out of there! A long as the filter is “narrow” or small in bandwidth, then you are leaving the low sub frequencies there to hold down the bottom end. And that would suck for low end, the bass player and all his buddies who came to watch.
If you just have “lows” on your mixer and you dial it downwards, then you get rid of all the bass. Mixing: you hear something that is driving you crazy, like excessive bass from a bass player whose sound is like a mud field. Click to expand.Telling us exactly where you plan to use it would help explain it better for that situation.
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